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First ever lightning-mapping satellite set for take off

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First ever lightning-mapping satellite set for take off

The US's latest weather satellite, due to launch 19 November, will be the first to watch lightning continuously, as well as monitor the sun and space weather

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Old Scientist: Happily upholding ideals since issue number 1

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The world in 2076: Artificial starlight has made energy free

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The world in 2076: Artificial starlight has made energy free

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Europa

Life

Spacecraft could taste Europa's sea by sampling its atmosphere

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Monday's bright supermoon will be closest to Earth in 68 years

Space

Monday's bright supermoon will be closest to Earth in 68 years

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I watched a rover search for ancient life on Mars – I mean, Utah

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I watched a rover search for ancient life on Mars – I mean, Utah

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ExoMars crash must not mean abandoning next Red Planet rover

Space

ExoMars crash must not mean abandoning next Red Planet rover

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Controversial India-Japan nuclear deal to be signed this week

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Controversial India-Japan nuclear deal to be signed this week

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James Webb Space Telescope

Space

Space telescope duo will showcase the solar system in 3D

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Space

The universe lines up along the 'axis of evil'. Coincidence?

From the rotation of galaxies to cosmic expansion everything points in one direction. If only we knew why

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Space

Mars orbiter spots new crater that may be ExoMars's lost lander

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Space

Pluto may sport clouds of poisonous acid and flammable gases

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Space

Get ready for ESA's white-knuckle descent to the Red Planet

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Space

ExoMars spacecraft splits in two to explore Mars surface and air

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